Chris Broderick

In this video Chris Broderick, of Megadeath and Nevermore, talks about his gear at 1:11, and mentions his Ibanez Signature guitar.

Megadeth’s Chris Broderick play the Ibanez Prestige S series he shows off in this Premier Guitar video. Broderick plays the S series “because of this tremolo system. I love that tremolo system and it's the only one that they put on their production series right now.” (6:29) He uses two DiMarzio D Activator pickups. "This pickup is everything I want,” Broderick says at (7:33). “I can't think of any tone or quality that I don't like about it."

Pictured here is Chris Broderick playing his signature Jackson guitar. The product page for this guitar says: "Working with Jackson Custom Shop Master Builder Mike Shannon, Broderick designed his own special take on the venerable Soloist, with an offset arch-top mahogany body and quilt maple top (with matching headstock). Features include quartersawn maple neck with quilt maple binding and Floyd Rose® nut, natural body and headstock binding, ebony fingerboard with 12” radius and 24 jumbo stainless steel frets, Broderick-designed Custom DiMarizio® direct-mounted humbucking neck and bridge pickups, kill switch, recessed Floyd Rose® Pro bridge, black hardware, Planet Waves® Auto-Trim tuners, side-mounted Rhoads jack, Ernie Ball® strap locks and case."

In the YouTube video titled "Betcha Can't Play This - Chris Broderick (Megadeth)" by Snidress, Chris Broderick is seen using an Ibanez RG1527.

Chris Broderick can be seen using his signature soloist in transparent red throughout the video.

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Chris Broderick uses a Fender American Deluxe Strat for playing blues, as noted on his official website, ChrisBroderick.com.

"An Ibanez 7 string acoustic, which is pretty cool, for adding those extra low notes on an instrument that most people don't have."